People must realise movies are fictional, not real: John Abraham
Actor John Abraham, who is actively involved in spreading awareness about social issues in India, says people need to realise that films are fictional and not real, and realise where to draw the line when it comes to imbibing some facts.

'Toilet: Ek Prem Katha' makers argue in copyright case
A local court here on Monday heard in part the arguments in a case of violation of the Copyright Act by makers of Akshay Kumar starrer "Toilet: Ek Prem Katha".

Neha Sharma's special meet with fans
Actress Neha Sharma, who can currently be seen in "Mubarakan", greeted her fans at a special screening of the film in Mumbai.

Hrishitaa supportive as a friend: Mohit Madaan
Actor Mohit Madaan, who will next be seen sharing screen space with actress Hrishitaa Bhatt in JoJo D'Souza's "Ishq Tera", says the actress is very supportive of him.

Salman Khan signs deal with Amazon Prime Video
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has inked a deal with Amazon Prime Video under which all his future films will premiere first on the internet video-on-demand service after their release in theatres and two months before television broadcast.

Sports builds nation's identity: Big B
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who was invited as chief guest for a table tennis championship here, says sports builds the identity of a nation, and he feels India is "building well".

Pay up to be among the first to hear DJ Diplo's song for SRK
Composer Pritam and American DJ-record producer Diplos song "Phurrr", featuring superstar Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma will change the concept of "everything free". Listeners who want to be among the first to access the song will have to pay for

Mumbai is really cinematic: Saif Ali Khan
Actor Saif Ali Khan, who is gearing up for his next film "Kaalakaandi" which is widely shot in Mumbai, says the city has a cinematic vibe to it.

We're now more receptive to foreign standards of filmmaking: Sayani Gupta
Actress Sayani Gupta is excited that her new film "The Hungry" -- an adaptation of William Shakespeare's tragedy, "Titus Andronicus", will be screened at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). She says the Indian audience has started accepti

Why is talking about toilet still taboo in India, wonders Akshay Kumar
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, whose forthcoming movie "Toilet: Ek Prem Katha" stresses on the importance of building toilets and ending open defecation, hopes the film changes people's mindset about this "taboo topic in Indian society".